Built by Israel Acquino since 2011

Every Red Stag contract is fixed-price, line-itemed, and locked before any deposit is invoiced. We don't write estimates with allowance lines that float. We don't send change orders for scope we should have caught at the walkthrough. The quote you receive is the price you pay — typical variance across our last 24 months of projects: zero on roughly 92% of completed builds.

We don't chase volume. We do roughly 35–45 outdoor projects a year, which is what a single dedicated crew can deliver at the finish standard we want. That keeps our calendar booked typically 4–8 weeks out, but it also means every client gets the same crew, the same PM, and the same Israel-Acquino-walks-the-site quality bar. Scaling beyond that would require subcontracting — and that's the model we built Red Stag explicitly to avoid.

The lifetime craftsmanship warranty is a direct expression of this principle. If a board cups, a post leans, a hinge fails, or any element we built doesn't perform as specified — we fix it on our dime. No diagnostic fee, no fine print, no clause that voids it because the gate is six years out of warranty. Wood ages, hardware wears, but structural and finish failure is on us, period, for as long as you own the home.